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The Miracle of Iron - (English)

The Quran seems to imply that the iron was something “sent down” and not from this earth, an idea not foreign to 20th century science.

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The Quran on Clouds - (English)

Details mentioned in the Quran about cloud formation over 1400 years ago has only recently been discovered by science.

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The Quran on Deep Seas and Internal Waves - (English)

The Quranic account of life in the deep seas, the darkness therein, and how it confirms modern scientific findings.

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The Quran on Human Embryonic Development - (English)

The miracle of embryonic development is mentioned in the Quran in such minute detail, much of which was unknown to scientists until only recently. It mentions the first stages of life after conception, the second stage of life after conception, and witnesses of scientists about these scientific facts of the....

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The Quran on Mountains - (English)

Both the Quran and science agree to the structural makeup of mountains and the role they play in maintaining the stability of the Earth.

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The Quran on Seas and Rivers - (English)

Barriers between various types of water found in nature: a fact mentioned in the Quran expounded by science.

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The Quran on the Cerebrum - (English)

The Quran and science in total conformity in regards to the ‘anatomy of a lie’.

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The Scientific World is turning to God - (English)

Examples of scientists who, after years of preaching atheism, have finally admitted to the theory of Intelligent Design.

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The Seven Earths - (English)

The seven layers of the earth which scientists have recently discovered was eluded to by Prophet Muhammad 1400 years ago.

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What is a Miracle? - (English)

The difference between miracles, karamahs and magic.

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Who is the Creator? - (English)

A logical refutation of the notion that matter is eternal, and why if there is a God, it must be the God as depicted by Islam.

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Salvation from Hellfire - (English)

The means to salvation from an Islamic perspective.